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 1 1|      other side, a care of the commonwealth.~The commonwealth seems
 2 1|       of the commonwealth.~The commonwealth seems to me to be a society
 3 1| separate and distinct from the commonwealth. The boundaries on both
 4 1|        neither the care of the commonwealth, nor the right enacting
 5 1|     thing be not useful to the commonwealth, though it be never so indifferent,
 6 1|     and it no way concerns the commonwealth, or any member of it, that
 7 1|     only to take care that the commonwealth receive no prejudice, and
 8 1|       that the interest of the commonwealth required all slaughter of
 9 1|     between the Church and the Commonwealth. Whatsoever is lawful in
10 1|    Whatsoever is lawful in the Commonwealth cannot be prohibited by
11 1|        s neighbours and to the commonwealth. And what if in another
12 1|       in respect of the Jewish commonwealth, falls under a double consideration.
13 1|      and made citizens of that commonwealth, did afterwards apostatise
14 1|     than high treason. For the commonwealth of the Jews, different in
15 1|        difference between that commonwealth and the Church. The laws
16 1|       shew me where there is a commonwealth at this time, constituted
17 1|      the Gospel as a Christian commonwealth. There are, indeed, many
18 1|     life; but He instituted no commonwealth. He prescribed unto His
19 1|       as were strangers to the commonwealth of Israel were not compelled
20 1|        made a denizen of their commonwealth, he was obliged to submit
21 1|     subject to the laws of the commonwealth, by which all idolatry was
22 1|     safety and security of the commonwealth and of every particular
23 1|      of men’s souls and of the commonwealth. Moral actions belong, therefore,
24 1|        supreme) power in every commonwealth. I mean that provision may
25 1|     neither does belong to the commonwealth nor can be subjected to
26 1|    life is the business of the commonwealth; and the preserving of those
27 1|    belong unto the care of the commonwealth.~But what if the magistrate
28 1|      but more dangerous to the commonwealth, is when men arrogate to
29 1|     awaken all the care of the commonwealth to a watchfulness against
30 1|  public peace and threaten the commonwealth. I answer: If this be so,
31 1|       a conspiracy against the commonwealth; or as if men would not
32 1|    were not also a part of the commonwealth, and the head of the whole
33 1|      maintain the peace of the commonwealth as their condition is better
34 1|        the civil rights of the commonwealth because of his religion.
35 1|          wants it not. And the commonwealth, which embraces indifferently
36 1|     than theirs in a Christian commonwealth.~You will say, perhaps: “
37 1|   person, nor tolerated by any commonwealth. For if this be the genius,
38 1|  different, the Church and the commonwealth. Now as it is very difficult
39 1|    promote that tyranny in the commonwealth which otherwise they should
40 1|     the worldly welfare of the commonwealth, the other to the salvation